Mobile Unit offering free pregnancy testing and ultrasounds. Friendly staff that makes you feel at…read moreease. The beauty of the mobile unit is seeing it around town and knowing if I'm wondering if I'm pregnant, I can get the verification I need just by walking on to the van.

Saint Joseph's gives excellent care. The food is very good and of a much better quality than other…read morefacilities. It is one of the few facilities that I've encountered that smells fresh and clean.

I worked here many years ago, the management was terrible, they are not all about the patients as…read morethey should be. My grandpa was at this establishment for 2-3 days and contracted a virus and the facility did not inform us once that it was going around, I found out myself and had to inform my family and the hospital in which he was staying that he needed to be tested. The facility called us and we're more concerned about whether or not they could give his bed up rather than asking how he is doing. Do not recommend this facility AT ALL from personal views of working there to having family members in the facility. If you are looking for a GREAT local nursing home PLEASE refer to Mansfield Center for Nursing and Rehab.

After being diagnosed with abnormal cells after a pap smear and postmenopausal bleeding, I insisted…read morethat my primary care doctor find a OBGYN doctor immediately as I am proactive when it comes to my health. I was fortunate to get an appointment with doctor Robert K, Gildersleeve in Hebron, a few days later. I must share that I was immediately impressed with the welcoming care I received from the doctor's office staff and medical assistants and even more impressed when I met Dr. Gildersleeve, whose bedside manner was beyond compare. Dr. Gildersleeve gently handled my anxiety of my worst case scenario thoughts of having cervical cancer. He assured me that we would properly address my concerns. Because of my anxiety during an internal exam, Dr. Gildersleeve sent me to his Windham office a few days later for an internal scanning of my uterus. Mary, the radiologist was kind, gentle and reassuring, as she performed the procedure. Most surprising was the call I received from Dr. Gildersleeve hours after the procedure to see how I was doing. A few weeks later, I had minor surgery at Windham Hospital that resulted in the successful removal of a fibroid that was pressed against my uterus that was causing the bleeding. I was impressed with the follow-up visit with Dr. Gildersleeve as well. The bottom line is that when I first encountered this medical dilemma, I just knew I was going to Yale to have this matter addressed. However today, I am so glad that I stumbled upon Dr. Gildersleeve's Mansfield OBGYN offices in Hebron and Mansfield whom I believe provided me with medical care that was just as good, in fact, even better care that I would have received at Yale. I highly recommend Dr. Gildersleeve and the Mansfield OBGYN, Hebron/Mansfield to address your feminine medical issues. The overall bedside manner of Dr. Gildersleeve and staff is phenomenal and I assure you, you will not be disappointed. Sincerely Submitted, Laura Lillian Best Norwich, CT

This place is a joke for kids it's a VACATION for kids ! They don't respect ANYTHING that PARENTS…read moreREQUEST ! They allow kids tablets in there room till 10 pm And I done allow him to stay up till 10 PM at night he goes to school every day our bedtime here is 8 PM you also get to play video games , They have full course meals for breakfast lunch and dinner And then any dessert that You could imagine they have Kids are in there because their mental health or behavior issues not to think it's a joke get a vacation and wanna keep going back there are some parents that cant afford a table Or don't allow a tablet because of the behavior they go there and they get it I have asked staff Not to give my son a tablet and he is still receiving it this is suppose to be for him to work on him self Not to play games

If I had three thumbs they would all be pointing down. Check out other facilities before you…read morechoose this one.

My experience​ at Windham hospital today was excellent. I had never been to this hospital before…read moreand I went for outpatient services to visit a doctor and then go to Radiology . It started off that I was in the wrong building but was guided professionally and kindly by staff members where I needed to be . In my appointment area I was met with wonderful reception and called by the doctor's assistant when my time had come and she was wonderful . The doctor I visited was just great , patient , kind and knowledgeable. After I was guided to Radiology where that department also was terrific, the reception there and x-ray technicians did a wonderful job helping me . I was delighted from my first step in the building with everyone that I met and was so pleased to see such kindness and professionalism throughout my time there . Thank you Windham Hospital

I admitted myself to this hospital after my foot was broken in 3 places, and though the nurses were…read morefantastic and I recieved great care, the hospital chose a surgeon who was not covered by my insurance, leaving me with thousands of dollars to pay out of pocket. I specifically chose this hospital because it was in-network and was repeatedly assured that my care would be covered. I had never been hospitalized or broken a bone and didn't know that the hospital would claim everything would be covered but then assign me a surgeon I'd need to pay for out of pocket. This is suprise billing and is illegal under Connecticut law. This is deeply unprofessional and for those who don't know the laws and how to fight this, it's extremely predatory. If you are in this situation, ask EVERY TIME a new doctor or specialist comes into your room if they are covered by your insurance before accepting ANY care from them. This should not be something you need to worry about when you're hospitalized and they know exactly what insurance you have and who is and isn't in network. Either they are very incompetent, or they are deliberately screwing patients over. ​

Unlike too many physicians, Stephen Leach, takes time with his appointments, listens well, explains…read moreoptions rather then telling you what to do, keeps to his appointment schedule on time, and does not consider himself a demigod. His staff's demeanor follow his lead. An appointment is about as pleasant an experiences as going to the doctor can be.

The technicians and NPRN did their job sensitively and efficiently. We had to wait a bit too long…read morefor the radiologist to read the results of an x-ray, but I was grateful to be seen and get a referral to a specialist.

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All of the staff has been wonderful throughout my pregnancy so far. I have seen all of the midwives…read moreand doctors at this point and would trust any of them to deliver my baby in 2 months

I went to Manchester OB-GYN for all of my prenatal care. Mansfield OB-GYN doctors were merging with…read moreour doctors; but we didn't/wouldn't meet any of them until we went into labor (if they were on-call). Robert Gildersleeve what the on-call doctor when I went into labor. I met him for the first time that day. I was in extreme pain the entire time I was at the hospital. I was unable to speak, much less request an epidural, due to the excruciatingly painful contractions every 2 minutes. Dr. Gildersleeve never once asked me any questions regarding pain or my decision to use pain medication. As a doctor, I trusted, that if an epidural was a possibility, he would have suggested it. Once he said it was time to deliver, he instructed me to push. In my anguish I managed to say "I can't push!" He demanded I push now. I said "I can't, it hurts too much!" He said "if you don't push this baby out right now, you're going to have to have an emergency cesarean!" I said "you're gonna have to cut him out - it hurts too much!" He told the nurses to give me drugs to slow my labor down and to call the anesthesiologist. I thought to myself, why couldn't he have done this sooner? Once I delivered my son, I told the doctor I did not want him on me until he was cleaned off. The doctor thrusted my son onto my chest anyways, without him being cleaned off. I pushed back and said please have him cleaned off first, I don't want blood all over me. He ignored me once again and put my son right onto my chest. The doctor asked if I wanted to cut the cord, which I replied no. He asked my husband if he wanted to cut the cord, and he said no thank you. He then asked me again if I wanted to cut the cord, and I again said no, it grosses me out. He asked me once again to cut the cord and I AGAIN said no thank you. I did not feel like this doctor was concerned for me or my well-being AT ALL! He does not have good communication skills and lacks empathy. When I had the nerve and ability to speak, he did not listen and ignored my requests. I would never, in a million years recommend him as a doctor. If I have more children, I will definitely choose a different OB-GYN office, so I never have the chance of him being my doctor again.